wow, i kind of hated it and now have like the past 4 episodes sitting in my dvr.

I thought they nailed it, what didn't you like?

oddly enough since i love the show, but humor revolving around being high and drug use rarely does anything for me. especially an entire episode about hallucinations and bad trips...i think it's been done to death by hundreds of other shows and movies.

granted, i'm a lame suburban white dad in his mid 30's who has never done drugs, so clearly that episode wasn't written with me in mind. but i feel strongly about my love for broad city and was eye-rolling that whole episode.

rocket wrote:wow, i kind of hated it and now have like the past 4 episodes sitting in my dvr.

I thought they nailed it, what didn't you like?

oddly enough since i love the show, but humor revolving around being high and drug use rarely does anything for me. especially an entire episode about hallucinations and bad trips...i think it's been done to death by hundreds of other shows and movies.

granted, i'm a lame suburban white dad in his mid 30's who has never done drugs, so clearly that episode wasn't written with me in mind. but i feel strongly about my love for broad city and was eye-rolling that whole episode.

So I finally watched that 2-part Rolling Stone documentary on HBO, and I'm kinda wondering if everyone behind it even realized that that's what they were supposed to be making. It's, like, MAYBE 35% about the magazine and its history and the people that worked there. Then the rest at different times felt like a doc about different musical acts, or Hunter Thompson, or Bill Clinton, or Jimmy Swaggart, or about the 2016 election. Definitely did not need to be about 4 hours in total, and was all over the place; it mostly made me want to see documentaries specifically on those different topics as opposed to being really about RS. Kind of a bummer since Alex Gibney was behind it, too.

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